The beginning of December was marked by the third annual Booze and Belts police initiative across Wisconsin.  Police hoped to discourage drinking and driving and also to encourage seat belt use.  If you have been injured in a car, truck or motorcycle accident please contact Hupy & Abraham today for your free consultation.
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In an attempt to lessen the number of traffic fatalities on Wisconsin's roadways over 200 police agencies recently conducted their third annual Booze and Belt safety initiative. 

In 2009 almost 40 percent of all traffic deaths in Wisconsin were caused by alcohol-related crashes.  In addition more than half of the accident victims were not wearing their seatbelts.  To help discourage people from drinking and driving the Wisconsin State Bureau of Transportation Safety asked police agencies from across the state to participate in the safety initiative.

"Bad weather and holiday traffic along with distracted and impaired drivers make this time of year a particularly dangerous on our roads,' said Wisconsin State Patrol Superintendent David Collins. "December is typically the month with the most traffic crashes in Wisconsin."

Wisconsin Department of Transportation statistics back up this claim. 

In 2008, 234 people died in alcohol related crashes and 7,235 were injured.  Collins and others are hoping that the December push will help lessen the tragic effects of drinking and driving this holiday season.

Says Collins, "During Booze and Belts and throughout the year, our goal is to save lives and prevent injuries- not to write more safety belt tickets or make more drunk driving arrests."

The Department is, as always, aiming high.  Their goal is not just to lower the amount of deaths and injuries in the roadways but to attain zero preventable traffic deaths.

If you have been injured in an accident you need a law firm with extensive experience fighting and winning maximum compensation for their clients.  At Hupy & Abraham we strive to be the best attorneys in Milwaukee, Madison and beyond.  Please contact us today for your free consultation.

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